DBQ Project

Get students using primary source documents and thinking like historians!

The DBQ Project was founded in 2000 to support teachers and students in learning to read smart, think straight, and write more clearly. As teachers, we believe all students can develop high-level critical thinking skills if they have consistent instruction and a chance to practice. We also believe that when we provide teachers with materials that blend educational best practices and content-specific questions, we promote and support transformational change in our schools.

https://www.dbqproject.com/

History Colorado Center

History Colorado has been working on a digital badge and online exhibit project for the last two years. We are so excited to let you know about our fourth FREE online exhibit and digital badge on Ute history. We know that teacher do not have great resources to teach about Colorado's oldest inhabitants and we have been working with the three Ute tribes on this resource for about a year.

National World War II Museum

Gilder Lehrman National History Teacher of the Year Award

The National History Teacher of the Year Award honors one exceptional K-12 teacher of American history from each of the fifty states, the District of Columbia, Department of Defense schools and US Territories.All state level winners are awarded a $1000 prize. In addition, the teacher’s school library receives over 25 books and other resources to support the teacher and learning of American history!
From the state winners, one is recognized as the National History Teacher of the Year, awarded a $10,000 prize and will be honored in a fall ceremony. The winner, together with the nominator and two of the winner’s students, will travel to the national recognition ceremony with expenses paid by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History.